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I advertised recently for some help in the mornings. Changing rugs and turning horses out etc. I got a response from the parent of a...

When you see how few horses have good musculature/posture and so few riders have been taught true, correct equitation (good riders...

Well sometimes sitting back can put you in a chair seat - try to avoid that! Sometimes it’s the horse that is the problem actually! My...

I don't think it's equine industry specific. There are similar plagues of subscription based online courses for all sorts of things...

I fully believe that the most valuable thing you can teach a horse for both your happiness, their happiness/confidence/willing/enjoyment...

The post was made in October last year, I suspect the decision has already been made :)

I would imagine so but you'd need to ask them. No idea if the fit has changed etc, for me they were usually a bit curvy in the rails...

Yes I’ll keep an eye on it , I never really intended on being a TCS fan but after getting through several and then a made to measure ...

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Had you thought about putting in a Track system?? This might work better for you; that way you could put one horse in the middle bit...

Don't rule out "saddle", I've seen horses get sore from the TCS, but it's almost certainly lumbar area and yes, he could be holding...

Yep, because it probably sits you better. Obviously you can't randomly pad things up, too much padding down under the rider's thigh can...

Thank you so much for this explanation of 'why' my Fell (and the Sec D before him) with wide backs have gone better with what seems like...

It is simply training frozen watchfulness. Nothing more, nothing less. OHL tries to hide it, but the stress and tension is there to see...

It does not teach it submission, submission is a wonderful place in training and riding that combines trust, confidence and a horse...